Endurance Run: Chrono Trigger - Part 06

@Sword5 said:

Chrono Trigger is forever changed

It's funny this reminded me of something. My rental copy of this game had the robot named Saban and I just always called Robo that.

From this point on, you guys have to say "you got rocketrolled" every time you use that tech.

@Hyperfludd said:

BOBO THE ROBO RIPPIN UP HOBOS

win

they should've named robo, brobro.

At first I was like "meh", but now I'm like "yeh", this ER is growing on me.

@Phished0ne: Too many characters. 5 is the limit.

Reading people's conspiracy theories about how much I do/don't remember is quickly becoming my favorite thing about this whole experience. You guys give my memory way too much credit.

Great episode you guys, keep em coming! =D

@AlisterCat said:

@SparkleMotion said:

It's really annoying (to me) how they try to pick apart any bit of dialogue in what is a 16-year old Super Nintendo RPG.

"Wha...wait hey! How do they KNOOOOOW that that thing is called Lavos?! They are jumping to conclusions!"

Do you really expect lengthy additional dialogue scenes where they discuss the entirety of their thoughts? It's a SNES RPG, not a PSX RPG.

Of course, they're probably saying stuff like that to try to be funny.

It is possible to be coherent and explain everything without having extensive dialogue though. Plus, they might not know about the unfortunate translation that this game got which is why the game reads the way it does. Even so, they're just poking fun.

It was called Lavos on the computer, so the characters called it Lavos. That is a coherent enough explanation, and doesn't need to be picked apart by Ryan and Patrick.

Physician heal thyself --> "heal-thy" --> healthy.

LOGIC!

@patrickklepek said:

Reading people's conspiracy theories about how much I do/don't remember is quickly becoming my favorite thing about this whole experience. You guys give my memory way too much credit.

THE TRUTH IS OUT THERE, MAN.

@Darknezz: I just realized that because i remembered for some reason in the american version the main character is called "crono". weird stuff man...weird stuff.

@MooseyMcMan said:

NOTHING STOPS THE ENDURANCE RUN!!!

(Except Weekends)

I always liked Johnny "The Man" and all his theme music. I'm a little bummed by the DS version that makes all the robots call him "bro" instead of "The Man".

Oh, and the factory music is so good. It's one of my favorite tunes in the game.

@SparkleMotion said:

@AlisterCat said:

@SparkleMotion said:

It's really annoying (to me) how they try to pick apart any bit of dialogue in what is a 16-year old Super Nintendo RPG.

"Wha...wait hey! How do they KNOOOOOW that that thing is called Lavos?! They are jumping to conclusions!"

Do you really expect lengthy additional dialogue scenes where they discuss the entirety of their thoughts? It's a SNES RPG, not a PSX RPG.

Of course, they're probably saying stuff like that to try to be funny.

It is possible to be coherent and explain everything without having extensive dialogue though. Plus, they might not know about the unfortunate translation that this game got which is why the game reads the way it does. Even so, they're just poking fun.

It was called Lavos on the computer, so the characters called it Lavos. That is a coherent enough explanation, and doesn't need to be picked apart by Ryan and Patrick.

How far must you people reach to achieve butthurt? Man alive.

Never gonna give you up, endurance run.

Reading people's conspiracy theories about how much I do/don't remember is quickly becoming my favorite thing about this whole experience. You guys give my memory way too much credit.

I used to dance like Robo, but then I took an arrow in the knee.

Should have named him BROBOT!

@Brother_PipPop: No, that only postpones the Endurance Run.

@bunkerbuster05 said:

@patrickklepek said:

Reading people's conspiracy theories about how much I do/don't remember is quickly becoming my favorite thing about this whole experience. You guys give my memory way too much credit.

THE TRUTH IS OUT THERE, MAN.

Great show!

@SparkleMotion said:

@AlisterCat said:

@SparkleMotion said:

It's really annoying (to me) how they try to pick apart any bit of dialogue in what is a 16-year old Super Nintendo RPG.

"Wha...wait hey! How do they KNOOOOOW that that thing is called Lavos?! They are jumping to conclusions!"

Do you really expect lengthy additional dialogue scenes where they discuss the entirety of their thoughts? It's a SNES RPG, not a PSX RPG.

Of course, they're probably saying stuff like that to try to be funny.

It is possible to be coherent and explain everything without having extensive dialogue though. Plus, they might not know about the unfortunate translation that this game got which is why the game reads the way it does. Even so, they're just poking fun.

It was called Lavos on the computer, so the characters called it Lavos. That is a coherent enough explanation, and doesn't need to be picked apart by Ryan and Patrick.

I think they are trying to be fun?

Finally they made it to the rick roll.

The real Bobo... A retarted 30+ year old man.

Rick Astley is a mothertrucking time traveller.. We're all doomed.

Of course Bobo is beast, his mother was an actual tank. [citation needed]

Don't whine about the lack of context when you don't talk to everybody!

And thanks for ruining my favorite character theme, ya bastards. Keep it up.

@D0tti said:

The real Bobo... A retarted 30+ year old man.

It's the 202 Fugitive!

@smokyexe said:

I mean of course it is but they play it not is are they like finish like a month ago?

SCIENCE

I think the audio isn't quite synced. I noticed something the last run but I definitely saw it in this run, they're stating the dialogue a few seconds before it shows on screen for us.

Other than that, loving the ER!

Bobo got dat funk flow to make yo jaw drop slow.

Haha, I was laughing before they realized they were going to name him Bobo. Great scheme. I used a similar naming process, and that's how I got my handle!

Ryan and Patrick, your sense of humor is wearing on me sometimes. Please appreciate the game for what it is and stop trying to make sense and evaluate every small decision the designers make - whether it fits into your thought processes rationally.

Its already kind of bad that Patrick knows the whole story beforehand and therefore mentions what will happen at random times. Ie. in Episode 5, he states that they are in the future before any npcs are seen or the time period is confirmed.

It seems like you guys are casting the game in a bad light with all the sarcasm and second guessing the game designers' decisions, but it was epic for the time it was released and a lot of people won't appreciate your sense of humor.

@G24S said:

I used to dance like Robo, but then I took an arrow in the knee.

THIS!

@NS1126 said:

Ryan and Patrick, your sense of humor is wearing on me sometimes. Please appreciate the game for what it is and stop trying to make sense and evaluate every small decision the designers make - whether it fits into your thought processes rationally.

Its already kind of bad that Patrick knows the whole story beforehand and therefore mentions what will happen at random times. Ie. in Episode 5, he states that they are in the future before any npcs are seen or the time period is confirmed.

It seems like you guys are casting the game in a bad light with all the sarcasm and second guessing the game designers' decisions, but it was epic for the time it was released and a lot of people won't appreciate your sense of humor.

Screw people who dont appreciate their sense of humour.

I am not seeing any of the things you mention in your post. I was originally worried about this ER but I am thoroughly enjoying it now.

Just cause she dance like Robo don't make her a ho no.

@NS1126: chill out

Bobo joins the party!

@NS1126 said:

Ryan and Patrick, your sense of humor is wearing on me sometimes. Please appreciate the game for what it is and stop trying to make sense and evaluate every small decision the designers make - whether it fits into your thought processes rationally.

Its already kind of bad that Patrick knows the whole story beforehand and therefore mentions what will happen at random times. Ie. in Episode 5, he states that they are in the future before any npcs are seen or the time period is confirmed.

It seems like you guys are casting the game in a bad light with all the sarcasm and second guessing the game designers' decisions, but it was epic for the time it was released and a lot of people won't appreciate your sense of humor.

You know, except for the part where it's totally fucking obvious that they're in the goddamned future, you might have a point.

As far as the "criticism" goes, they're jokes, from people who make at least part of their living by being funny about video games. You may not appreciate their jokes, but that doesn't mean they should stop making them. I'm currently playing through the game for the first time, ahead of the Endurance Run by a few hours now, and I've thought the game was fantastic as I've been playing it, and I still find their commentary fun.

Additionally Bobo references on giantbomb. mixing my o and a with my r and p. delicious!

wiping?? poop????

Wiping Poop? hahahaha

Also never realized until now how seriously some people take their video games wow

@mrangryface said:

@SparkleMotion said:

@AlisterCat said:

@SparkleMotion said:

It's really annoying (to me) how they try to pick apart any bit of dialogue in what is a 16-year old Super Nintendo RPG.

"Wha...wait hey! How do they KNOOOOOW that that thing is called Lavos?! They are jumping to conclusions!"

Do you really expect lengthy additional dialogue scenes where they discuss the entirety of their thoughts? It's a SNES RPG, not a PSX RPG.

Of course, they're probably saying stuff like that to try to be funny.

It is possible to be coherent and explain everything without having extensive dialogue though. Plus, they might not know about the unfortunate translation that this game got which is why the game reads the way it does. Even so, they're just poking fun.

It was called Lavos on the computer, so the characters called it Lavos. That is a coherent enough explanation, and doesn't need to be picked apart by Ryan and Patrick.

How far must you people reach to achieve butthurt? Man alive.

I liked his comment before the retarded Giant Bomb community decided to shit all over it. From now on I'm never reading responses to that comment again!

@antime: actually by their naming rules so far it would be Byan and Batrick.

boborobo

@antime said:

Guys, guys. For this endurance run it's Bryan and Bratrick, ok?

If you are going that route it needs to be Byan and Batrick, they have only ever changed the first letter into a B on every character.

Love the fact the names all work so far hope it will for any future members.

@Slate: